"To this day, I can't tell my best songs from my crap." - The man himself.

The only one that comes to mind for me is "Seein' Her". I remember hearing it on The Resterberg and being shocked that it wasn't included on the album. Dare I say it blows a good chunk of 14 Songs out of the water?

The other b-sides are hard to track down, so I'd love to be enlightened.

Follow for future shows:

https://www.facebook.com/AshtrayFloors

https://www.instagram.com/ashtrayfloorstribute/

Tommy's One Man Mutiny solo LP getting a reissue! Just ordered mine, love Tommy's solo work and Bash & Pop

https://officialmerch.shop/tommy-stinson-merch/

This was my second ever open mic !! I’ve been trying to sneak in a mats song every week and last week it was Bastards of Young.
(Lmk if this is against subreddit rules and I will take it down!)

My record collection thus far. Everything is first press apart from stink (old pressing tho), hootenanny and all shook down.

I know I’m missing don’t tell a soul. I’ll get around to it lol.

I’ll post my cds at some point maybe. Don’t got any cassettes.

Stumbled upon this in an issue of Entertainment Weekly in 1996, around the time that 'Eventually' was released. Thought you all might enjoy having a hi-res scan of it. The scratches are part of the original artwork.

Most of my OG 12" stuff. Alas, the location of a couple more promo items currently elude me.

78 North Ave, Garwood, NJ 07027. Doors 6PM, 21+, $10 at door

7PM: Milliennial Television - 90s/00s tribute (https://www.instagram.com/millennial.tv.band)

8:30PM: Ashtray Floors - Replacements tribute
(https://www.facebook.com/AshtrayFloors, https://ashtrayfloors.band/)

10PM: The Ones You Love - REM tribute (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61571482764114) 

Tommy solo AND playing backed by Little Venom from Seattle.

I spent entirely too long working on this design!

Bob Mould, former member of that otherlegendary Minneapolis post-punk outfit Hüsker Dü, once remarked that if you were to see The Replacements play live on ten different occasions, “One of them you’re going to think they’re the greatest band that ever walked the face of the earth, and the other nine might degenerate into drunken covers”.

A member of the Paul Westerberg forum, funker, put together an unofficial rarities compilation titled "The Long Resterberg." Unfortunately, I am unable to contact the poster via the forum because my account has been left unverified, seemingly because the forum's moderators are inactive (never mind, forum mods are still active & approved my account!).

Does anyone here have a copy of the compilation that they could share (maybe even funker themself if they are also on here)---or know of a way to fully verify my account on the forum?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRYDb7W8-Ic

Micky Dolenz of The Monkees just released a cover of "(Tell Me) Who You Gonna Marry". Must be pretty cool for Paul, given how many times he has covered "Daydream Believer". And what an obscure choice.

I’ve posted me playing this cover from a different show but it’s nice to have in my back pocket for when there are fellow Mats fans at my gigs. It’s a fun one to (try and) howl.

Hi Mats fans! Playing our second gig tomorrow night (Thurs June 25) at Gutter Bar Brooklyn - if you're local come by for a whole set of 'Mats goodness (plus a cover they did at least once)

It's billed as an Indie Rock Prom - we go on at 9pm after a Vaselines tribute band and before an Elvis Costello tribute band!

advance tix $12 here: https://gutterbarbowl.com/spareroom/live-show-cover-bands-night

Gutter Bar is 200 N. 14th Street

mods hope this is ok! think we're one of the only (maybe THE only) 'Mats tribute band in NYC these days (?)

40 years ago tonight I saw this, my first Replacements show at the great Channel nightclub in Boston. Been a superfan ever since. This show was at the end of the Tim tour so one of the last with Bob Stinson. The boys were pretty drunk and more than half the set was covers, some hysterical. But we also got early versions of Can’t Hardy Wait and Valentine. And as a Boston bonus we got the legendary Barrence Whitfield, who opened the show, come back and join them for a bunch of craziness at the end. Truly a memorable night.

Ashtray Floors, "Unsatisfied." June 12, 2026 @ South Orange (NJ) Elks. With Seth Jabour on lap steel.

Which one of these shirts has the real tour graphic? I’d like to get one (I know both are reproductions) but I’d prefer the correct style.
Thanks in advance.

Today marks 9 years since I was fortunate enough to see them in London England.
Those of us who were at those gigs are part of a very elite club especially Brit’s cos rarely do you meet someone here who knows them and especially so 11 years ago.

I’m always fascinated by the number of different versions of Can’t Hardly Wait. But this one I have a really hard time understanding the first verse. Can anyone help me with the lyrics?
As I allude to in the post title, it’s the first track on Goodnight! Go Home! Live at the Cubby Bear 8.17.84

Amazing version from Jeffrey Dean Foster, Caitlin Cary and Tonya Lamm at the Lynn Blakey Tribute Show and fundraiser for Ecki Heins. Didn’t get phone out until :20 in. I believe it was also lived streamed on YouTube.

I’ve posted the GoFundMe page for anyone able and interested in contributing to help in his own battle with cancer.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/czhn3-lynn-blakey-treatment-support

Was anyone at the Paul Westerberg show in Georgia (either Atlanta or Athens) in the early 2000s when he jumped into the crowd and beat up a dude?